OP-ED: Canada’s drift under technocratic continuity
Brock Eldon writes, "Pearson International Airport greets no one with affection. The ceilings sag, the lights hum, the customs kiosks glare like screensavers for a country running on autopilot."
By Brock Eldon
Pearson International Airport greets no one with affection. The ceilings sag, the lights hum, the customs kiosks glare like screensavers for a country running on autopilot. After more than a decade living in the crush and chaos of Southeast Asia, I returned with my wife and young daughter expecting a homecoming. Wh…
